Row 6626

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To anyone that has done this:

* What legal structure did you use? * How did you bake in exit provisions? Example: I want out, my partner does not, what happens? * Anything aside from t he obvious to do/not do?

Note I am only considering this with a friend I've known forever and with whom I have already done some high value projects with, so we know how we "work" together, and we have discussed our broader goals and incentives. I am not worried about this being a wedge between us down the line. The idea is simply that the two of us can scrape together enough cash to avoid taking out a loan which would be nice, then rent it out for a few years until one of us wants to sell/move in.

Worth mentioning here the goal: it's not to max out a ROI or something, it's more that it's in an area where I will likely live/want a house in the next few years, and this allows us to build equity/guarantee a place while wait. He's in it for asset appreciation. So "chuck the cash into the S&P and forget it" doesn't really apply here. I'm just interesting in hearing from folks who've done this the best ways to go about it.

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text To anyone that has done this: * What legal structure did you use? * How did you bake in exit provisions? Example: I want out, my partner does not, what happens? * Anything aside from t he obvious to do/not do? Note I am only considering this with a friend I've known forever and with whom I have already done some high value projects with, so we know how we "work" together, and we have discussed our broader goals and incentives. I am not worried about this being a wedge between us down the line.…
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